[AT] Burn bans
Steve W.
swilliams268 at frontier.com
Fri Apr 24 17:07:30 PDT 2020
Carl Gogol wrote:
> In NY our annual burn ban runs from March till May 15, unless it is extended
> due to drought. By May 15 there is usually enough green new growth up
> through last year's dead growth that a fire has difficulty spreading in wild
> areas. In NY outdoor burns are generally prohibited except for small
> cooking fires. The exception is agricultural burns in certain low
> population townships. Even then there are restrictions on the maximum
> diameter to be burned and it should be exhausted before discontinuing
> supervision. I'm thinking that it should be extinguished before dark,, but
> I'm not sure.
> Carl
> Manlius NY
Doesn't need to be extinguished but you cannot abandon it. Plus if you
have nosy neighbors you will likely get a visit from the FD or Encon. If
you are in the law you won't have a problem. If you are not it can get
expensive really quick.
We used to run a lot of open burn calls, now it's rare but almost always
on a HOT dry day with a nice breeze.....
--
Steve W.
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